Sentence examples for taking restrictions from inspiring English sources

The key objective, in the allocation of resources, is to maximise the usage efficiency, by taking restrictions into account, e.g. priority of services to different VNOs based on their SLAs.

In the 2010 press freedom index compiled by Reporters Without Borders — which takes restrictions on Internet freedom into account — Lebanon ranked above every country in the Arab world, in addition to Israel and Iran.

"New Boss" digital services--including Pandora--recently took restrictions on audits to an absurd level in a government rate court proceeding.

In order to generate a 'playing field' for the actor discourse within the region, 21 scenarios with different restrictions were generated, taking possible restrictions in markets as well as sites into account.

In order to avoid an over-parameterisation due to the restrictions shown in (1), the genetic model (2) was re-parameterised taking the restrictions in (1) into account, as shown in Appendix.

Taking manufacturing restrictions regarding the fiber curvatures into account, maps of natural frequencies as functions of tow-orientation angles are determined in demonstrative examples.

Taking the restrictions imposed by the EU ELV directive into account, the use of non-recyclable composite components in car manufacturing is not obvious.

But now, WND is reporting that schools are taking the restrictions one step further.

The final regression was also re-parameterised taking these restrictions into account.

Taking these restrictions into account, the maximum possible response can be adjusted to 244.

Security was increased around French schools and special measures taken, including restrictions on outings and strict door-policies for dropping off and collecting children.